Be in the know. 26 key reads for Tuesday…

  1. Central Bankers Should Prioritize Growth Over Their Pride (bloomberg)
  2. Dumb, Dumber and Leading Economic Indicators (bloomberg)
  3. The 2 Trillion Reasons Why Fed Tightening Isn’t So Scary (bloomberg)
  4. Lockheed’s Solid Results Show the Power of Stock Buybacks (barrons)
  5. Debt-Limit Fight Risks Early End to Fed Quantitative Tightening (bloomberg)
  6. Technical strategist DeMark called the euro bottom. Here’s what he says now about the euro, bitcoin and the Nasdaq 100 (marketwatch)
  7. Verizon Adds Subscribers. (barrons)
  8. Johnson & Johnson Guides Above Expectations for 2023 (barrons)
  9. R. Horton Beats Earnings Expectations. Stock Climbs. (barrons)
  10. GE’s Turnaround Continues (barrons)
  11. Lyft Rises After Upgrade on ‘Meaningful Opportunity’ for Better Earnings (barrons)
  12. ‘M2’ Might Shrink for the First Time. What It Says About a Possible Recession. (barrons)
  13. Why naked short selling has suddenly become a hot topic (marketwatch)
  14. Amazon launches a subscription prescription drug service (marketwatch)
  15. SPR Slush Fund. The Energy Report 01/24/2023 (Phil Flynn)
  16. Why Tech Layoffs Aren’t Alarming Economists—Yet (barrons)
  17. Layoffs at Tech Giants Reverse Small Part of Pandemic Hiring Spree (nytimes)
  18. Investors Await Tech Earnings in Next Test for Markets (wsj)
  19. What’s Behind Fall in US Yields? Fed Hope, Growth Fear (bloomberg)
  20. 5 reasons why stock market valuations are poised for a rebound in 2023, according to Raymond James (businessinsider)
  21. “Now Or Never”: Japan PM Warns Of Dire Consequences Over Plummeting Birth Rate (zerohedge)
  22. S. DOJ poised to sue Google over online advertising dominance – Bloomberg (streetinsider)
  23. Elliott builds activist stake in 146-year-old Japanese conglomerate (ft)
  24. Netflix’s Reed Hastings: the ‘system builder’ who brought revolution (ft)
  25. Arm-Based Chips Make Inroads With Apple, Amazon (wsj)
  26. Nuclear Power Plants Are Pushed to the Limit as Demand Surges (bloomberg)